Southeast News Change in Irma’s Course Reduced Economic Loss by $150B Twenty miles may have made a $150 billion difference. Estimates for the damage Hurricane Irma would inflict on Florida kept... Read More
News Majority of Drivers Say Distracted Driving Should Be Illegal, Yet Still Do it A new Progressive Insurance study shows about one third of drivers feel confident in their own ability to text and... Read More
West News Auto-Animal Collisions Higher in Northern California If you are a commuter, Southern California freeways are your nightmare. If you happen to be a deer, coyote or... Read More
Thought Leadership Guidewire Connections 2026: What it takes to make AI work in claims Presented by SiftMed Our team spent four days at Guidewire Connections 2026 talking with claims leaders, technical experts, and the people who support...
East News Is Maryland Ready for the Next Big Storm? In Maryland, which historically has ducked many of the worst storms of the last 50 years, the question is increasingly... Read More
Texas / South Central News Car-Dependent Houston Struggles Amid Harvey Losses Bryan Harvey is frequently reminded that he shares a name with the hurricane that dumped 50 inches of rain on... Read More
Midwest News Pro-No Fault Group Says Auto Insurers Illegally Charge Women More in Michigan A group defending Michigan’s auto insurance system says it has uncovered instances of insurers illegally selling more expensive policies to... Read More
Southeast News Most Florida Flood Zone Property Uninsured An Associated Press analysis shows a steep drop in flood insurance across the state, including the areas most endangered by... Read More
Texas / South Central News Engineers Warned of Houston Flood Risk 20 Years Ago A report released two decades ago on the Harris County reservoir system predicted with alarming accuracy the catastrophic flooding that... Read More
News Many Americans Wary of Self-Driving Tech, Don’t Want Robo Cars Fully self-driving cars are set the hit the road within four years, but most Americans aren’t ready to buy them.... Read More
Midwest News Hazardous Waste Illegally Stored in Missouri Thirteen million pounds of hazardous waste has been illegally stored in a building in an eastern Missouri flood plain for... Read More